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Wrong body buried: Nyaradzo mix-up traumatises Chipinge family A devastating body mix-up at Nyaradzo Funeral Services has left a Chipinge family traumatised after they unknowingly buried the wrong person — a 100-year-old woman — instead of their 85-year-old relative. According to a report by Manica Post, the blunder only came to light days later, when relatives of the centenarian were presented with the body of the 85-year-old woman and refused to accept it, prompting further checks at the funeral parlour. Relatives of the 85-year-old woman had reportedly raised concerns before the burial after noticing differences in the deceased’s complexion. However, funeral parlour staff allegedly dismissed the concerns, attrib
Stupid podcast chinja Zita ungoti makuhwa podcastOllah doesnt have emotional intelligence ??♂️... kungofunga maviews chete murume mukuru.. do u know its illegal discussing someones medical records..Takambozvitaura kuti Ollah ngaamiswe…chaunga chikati ndomaitire ePodcast… this podcast is causing more damage and harm in people’s lives…does the guy behind the mic give a hoot…haaaiii he only cares about likes and loves on his platform…Ollah if you are trained journo kindly go back to the drawing board and make money in a smart way!Noooooo mhani you are now crossing the line nooo??I don't think it was necessary kt zviuye pamhepo kumutsa Ronda what if Mai Nyathi vakazviuraya..Olla Olla chimbowiisa va
Love Counselling Goes Wrong: ZRP Officer ends up in hospital A police officer from Budiriro Police Station was injured after being attacked by three men and was taken to hospital for treatment. Constable Blessing Mutoko, aged 33, works in the Victim Friendly Unit. He was injured after a fight that happened in Budiriro, Harare. Police say the incident started after Mutoko had been counselling a couple involved in a domestic violence case. After the counselling, Mutoko exchanged contact details with the woman and later met her at a lodge near the police station. After the meeting, they went their separate ways. The woman’s husband and his relatives later confronted Mutoko and questioned him about his relationship with
SAD? | Happened this morning. A suspected drug addict is feared dead after falling into an open pit along Zimuto Road near the Main Bus Rank in Mucheke, Masvingo. The pit is reported to have been dug and left uncovered by Masvingo City Council workers. ?MasvingoMirrorAnyone may fall in this pit and lose life irregardless of their state. Imagine after heavy rains and one falls into this pit. City Councils should act responsiblyKanzuru ikutiregerera, vakamhanya mhanya kuizvi semamhanyiro avanoita pakutorera vanhu mari, ndufu dzakadai hadzimboitike
Fire in Dunoon ? ?? #dunoon #dunoonfire #capetownVanogara Danoon South Africa ?? kwatsva Mikuku nezvinhu zvese. It's sad to say kuna Amai veku Zim vasiya vakakiira vana 2 mumba vana vatsva kuita Madota. Zvinorwadza ??????.Ndiko kwandiri danoon Capetown ichokwadi
A family is living in fear and uncertainty after Admire Chakwena reportedly went missing following a trip to Tanzania, where he had traveled to purchase a vehicle. According to relatives, Admire left with plans to return shortly after completing the purchase. He is said to have arrived safely in Tanzania and checked into Butterfly Hotel, where he last spoke to his wife on December 31, confirming that he had arrived well. Since that call, his phone has remained unreachable, and he has not returned home. The sudden loss of contact has caused growing concern among family members and the public. The matter has since gained attention on social media, with calls for assistance from anyone who may have information that could help trace his whereabouts. The family is appealing to authorit
Ok good morning ndamuka. Regai nditaure ne Shona . So the Shashl girl thing really wasn’t that deep because it is a normal and typical behaviour from most ladies when they see a fat pocket. She assumed that he might be interested in having her over but the truth is if you as big as Ishowspeed you know these girls intentions especially when you come from here in USA ??. You have to protect your brand especially when it comes to women you engage with se...xually. They can act all pretty and cute then boom they claim you raped them and need a big amount of money to withdraw cases. This is the reason why Yaya and Shashl were blue ticked by Ishowspeed . They might even have had good intentions but as a big celebrity you h
Rose Vambe One Of The Greatest Designers In Zimbabwe Passed Away Yesterday As Kindly Send Our Condolences Over The Passing Of ASHAVA Zororai Murugare The burial of the late Fashion Designer and Entrepreneur, n Murewa, *Marovanidze Village*, approximately 100km from Harare. *Directions:* From Murewa Centre, take the Mtawatawa Road. Turn right at Rukunguwe School, proceed to Mahachi Shops, and ask for Marovanidze Homestead (kwaBaba Rose). For more information, contact: Prince – +263 71 280 0718 May her soul rest in eternal peace.
POLICE in Bulawayo have arrested 14 juveniles aged between 11 and 17 in connection with a series of house break-ins and thefts that occurred in high-density suburbs over recent months. The suspects are alleged to have committed more than 20 offences, including unlawful entry and theft, targeting residential properties in Tshabalala and Nkulumane suburbs. Items reportedly stolen include laptops, mobile phones and other household valuables, with the total value of the goods estimated at more than US$10 000. Officer in Charge at CID Nkulumane, Detective Inspector Stanley Muya, said the arrests followed sustained investigations after a spike in house break-ins between October and January this year. “There was
